Sazinga Sarva · Manufacturing
The pricing formula, out of the spreadsheet and under control
Made-to-order manufacturers and fabricators whose prices are calculated from dimensions and options rather than picked from a list
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In production — Eleven installations — six in the Gulf, four in Africa and one in the USA — some of them under a partner's own brand (September 2026).
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You get something made from your own material, within one working day, and no call unless you ask for one.
A PDF or a spreadsheet. Within one working day we return where each figure on it came from and where a governed formula would have given a different number, so you can judge whether your pricing holds before you move it anywhere.
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Bespoke manufacturers price from formulas, and those formulas usually live in a spreadsheet that has been copied, adapted and emailed for years. Each salesperson ends up with a slightly different version, a margin change takes weeks to reach everyone, and the customer receives a PDF attachment that is out of date the moment a dimension changes.
Sazinga Quote holds the pricing rules centrally and versions them, so a quote is priced by the current formula rather than by whichever copy was open. The configured item is drawn in 3D from the same parameters that price it, the quote goes to the customer as a link that stays current, and the workshop gets the costing behind it in the same click.
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Each product feature carries its own pricing formula, driven by dimensions, material, gauge and options. Formulas are held centrally and versioned, so a sales user applies the current rules rather than a copy of last year's sheet.
The configured item is drawn from the same parameters that price it. Change a length or a material and the preview and the price move together, so the customer sees what they are agreeing to before it is made.
Every quote has a public link that can be sent to a customer without an account or a login, and shared straight to WhatsApp. The recipient sees the current version rather than an attachment that has since changed.
The same quote exports as a branded PDF for the customer and a costed spreadsheet for the workshop, both generated from the quote record so the two cannot disagree with each other.
Each of these is a real problem from a live installation, what it cost, and what changed.
Every worktop, sink unit and canopy is made to size, so each enquiry means rebuilding a pricing spreadsheet by hand and hoping the steel weight was right.
A BOQ is rebuilt in Excel for every enquiry, rates differ between estimators, and variations are agreed on site long before anyone prices them.
Quoting depends on one estimator who knows the material weights, the process times and which jobs are worth taking, and it all sits in that estimator's head.
Sazinga Quote is quotation and CPQ software for made-to-order manufacturing. It prices bespoke items from governed per-feature formulas driven by dimensions and options, shows a parametric 3D preview of the configured item, and issues the quote as a shareable link, a branded PDF and a costed spreadsheet.
Manufacturers and fabricators who quote items that are made to order, where the price is calculated rather than looked up. The starting point is commercial-kitchen and stainless-steel fabrication, and the same formula engine applies to interior fit-out, modular furniture, sheet metal and signage.
The formulas are held centrally and versioned rather than copied into each salesperson's workbook, so every quote uses the current rules. Quotes are records rather than files, which means a quote can be reopened, revised and re-shared through the same link instead of becoming another attachment.
It draws the configured item from the same parameters used to price it. Adjusting a dimension, material or option updates the preview and the price at the same time, so a specification error is visible at quoting rather than at fabrication.
Through a public link that needs no account or login, shareable directly to WhatsApp, and through a branded PDF. The link always shows the current version of the quote, so a later revision does not leave an outdated attachment in circulation.
Yes. The same quote exports to Excel with the line-by-line costing behind the customer price. Both outputs are generated from the one quote record, so the workshop sheet and the customer document cannot fall out of step.
